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A fascinating, gripping and eye-opening account of the COVID era and what really happened.

Canary in a COVID World brings together 36 courageous contributors, each of whom wrote a chapter drawing upon professional expertise, research or direct personal experience.

Known as the “Canaries,” they include physicians, scientists, lawyers, journalists, academics, policymakers, researchers, data experts, vaccine injured individuals and others directly affected by the pandemic response.

Some questioned the prevailing narrative from the beginning. Others found their voices as contradictions in public health policy became increasingly difficult to ignore. Many were censored, dismissed, professionally threatened or silenced. Yet they continued to ask questions, present evidence and alert the public to what they believed was happening.

An Amazon #1 bestseller across multiple categories, Canary in a COVID World is now held in the UK Parliament’s House of Commons Library, along with its companion volume. Their inclusion reflects the books’ relevance to the continuing examination of the COVID era and its consequences.

Through 36 compelling chapters, the book examines:

• Censorship and the suppression of scientific dissent

• Propaganda and the use of fear

• Lockdowns and their human consequences

• Vaccine safety and injuries

• Early treatment and the campaign against ivermectin

• Institutional pressure on doctors and scientists

• The role of governments, public health agencies and legacy media

• The lasting political, social and economic consequences of the pandemic

The subject of COVID remains difficult to discuss. Battle lines were drawn, relationships were damaged and many people learned to remain silent. This book creates space for evidence and perspectives that were too often excluded from public discussion.

Its contributors do not ask readers to accept a new orthodoxy. They ask readers to examine the evidence, reconsider widely held assumptions and think critically about how information was selected, filtered and communicated during one of the most consequential events of our time.

Fascinating, highly educational and often deeply moving, Canary in a COVID World is an essential read for anyone who genuinely wants to understand what happened during the COVID era.

Once you understand the power of censorship and propaganda to shape public perception, that period becomes difficult to see in quite the same way again.

Contributors include Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, Dr. Pierre Kory, Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. Aseem Malhotra, Dr. Robert Malone, Naomi Wolf, Edward Dowd, Senator Ron Johnson, Prof. Norman Fenton, Prof. Denis Rancourt, Dr. Ryan Cole, Prof. Harvey Risch, Dr. Paul Marik, Dr. Joseph Ladapo, Ddr. Jessica Rose, Dr. Joseph Fraiman, Bruce Pardy, Lord Sumption, Trish Wood, Steve Kirsch, John Leake, Elizabeth Woodworth, Brianne Dressen, Dr. James Thorp, Maggie Thorp, Prof. Michael Rectenwald, Margaret Anna Alice, Dr. Sam Dubé, Rodney Palmer and many others.

Volume 2, Canary in a (Post) COVID World: Money, Fear and Power, takes the investigation further by examining the interests and institutions that shaped the global response.

Together, these volumes preserve voices that might otherwise have been lost and provide an essential record of the COVID era and its aftermath.

Speak your truth. Be critical. Stay free.